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RRRA Lesson 19 - Identity
RRRA Lesson 19 - Identity
RRRA Lesson 19 - Identity
Friday 10th November 2023
Join Angie Meadows and Will on 'Rock of Recovery' as they explore the impact of identity and self-worth on relationships, offering tools for genuine self-discovery.
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Episode Overview
- Childhood experiences profoundly impact identity formation and relationships
- The development of a 'fake self' as a coping mechanism to seek approval
- Importance of cultivating a strong, authentic identity for stable relationships
- Insightful questionnaire to assess personal identity and unworthiness
- Guidance on developing self-worth and confidence
A lack of identity and self-worth creates internal chaos, which will be acted out externally in relationships. The key to recovery from depression, anxiety, trauma, domestic violence, or any kind of addiction is to build our own identity, your own self-worth.
Ever feel like you're living someone else's life? In this episode of 'Rock of Recovery', hosts Angie Meadows and Will dive into the deep waters of identity and self-worth. They unpack how a shaky sense of self, often rooted in childhood experiences, can lead to internal chaos and unstable relationships. Angie and Will tackle the concept of the 'fake self'—a persona created to please others—and guide listeners on the journey to uncovering their true selves.
This isn't just about self-discovery; it's about building genuine confidence and stable, healthy relationships. They even provide a handy questionnaire to help you assess your own identity and feelings of unworthiness. Perfect for anyone looking to understand themselves better and foster authentic connections.